Thinking about the Western Chassis A-Arms what do you think?
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From what i have seen both arms seem to be really good. After researching doing the drop mysef i decided on the DJM (havent done it yet) because they seem to be just as wel built and capable as the WC arms but lighter.
Tim i like the things you have done with your truck and your dedication to your website, but lately you just need to chill out. Leave your work at work, dont take it out on us.
Tim i like the things you have done with your truck and your dedication to your website, but lately you just need to chill out. Leave your work at work, dont take it out on us.
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From: Warwick R.I.
well to try to get back on track
i am also going to do the drop on the L this winter
i was looking at the DJM arms along with some cam bolts for the uppers to get a good alignment
but i dont think i have seen the WC arms
is there much of a difference? is one better than the other?
seeing as i got the money saved up i just want to get what is going to work best
i am also going to do the drop on the L this winter
i was looking at the DJM arms along with some cam bolts for the uppers to get a good alignment
but i dont think i have seen the WC arms
is there much of a difference? is one better than the other?
seeing as i got the money saved up i just want to get what is going to work best
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What's wrong with Tim expressing his distaste for the look of certain trucks?
Or is Chikenears just looking out for number one since he is a vendor of "bling?"
Bling can be done tastefully, such as Tom's (QuickBrick) truck. It takes lots of careful thought and planning, not just going out and buying anything shiny you can stick on your truck.
Or is Chikenears just looking out for number one since he is a vendor of "bling?"
Bling can be done tastefully, such as Tom's (QuickBrick) truck. It takes lots of careful thought and planning, not just going out and buying anything shiny you can stick on your truck.
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From: Sierra Vista, AZ (Bye, bye Bella Napoli)
Blowntruck, in what part of Columbia do you live? I was there for 2 months June/July, taking a class in Elkridge. Stayed in the Homewood Suites on Benson. I used to run around there and always saw a Blue or Black L parked on Old Waterloo Rd. Never saw your L around.
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Ok Fellas.... the information expressed on the a-arms is good.. lets NOT start a name calling BS post,.. I would prefer this post get back, and stay on track...
btw, to whom said Chikenears was only saying something becouse he deals bling... (I really dont see that as the reason for him to say something in support of me)... I have never puchased anything from him...
Chikenears is a standup L poster, he has alot of information that he shares any time somone asks... he presents himself as a mature adult, and also understands things such as "tact".
Heck... Chikenears for PRESIDENT
ok, lets get back to real info...
The best I have found the WC arms so far is 379... is that a good price?
btw, to whom said Chikenears was only saying something becouse he deals bling... (I really dont see that as the reason for him to say something in support of me)... I have never puchased anything from him...
Chikenears is a standup L poster, he has alot of information that he shares any time somone asks... he presents himself as a mature adult, and also understands things such as "tact".
Heck... Chikenears for PRESIDENT
ok, lets get back to real info...
The best I have found the WC arms so far is 379... is that a good price?